The Hermiston herald., March 17, 1927, Image 4

THE TTKKMISTOy HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON,
Here are Some More Prices
2 for 25c
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Mr. an d Mrs. W. W. F elthouse
were B oardm an v isito rs last Sunday.
GET A BROOM FREE WITH THIS
1 SWIFT'S JTRIDE WASHING POWDER ..................
2 SUN BRIGHT CLEANSER
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70c
. 30c
. 20c
W. T. Solvestei» w as a business
v isito r in P endleton Tuesday.
$1.20
Mrs. H a rry W esseil was a v isito r
from S tan field T uesday.
-AND A 75 CENT BROOM FREE-
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. B nllenger of
B oardm an w ere v isito rs In H erm is­
ton T uesday.
Glve us a chance to supply y o u r w an ts and com pare o u r prices
fo r we a re here for bu sin ess an d w ill tre a t you rig h t.
YOURS FOR SERVICE
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S tated co m m unication Queen E s­
ther chap ter, O. E. S.. n ex t T uesday
n ig h t.
* Social.
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BRING IN YOUR RADIATORS!
C h ap ter
opens
at
7 :30.
Mrs. J. H. DeMoss h as been re -e l­
ected to teach a n o th e r y ear a t M inne-
[ haha. She h as ta u g h t th e re for sev-
! eral years.
W e Fix Them
Like New
Mr. an d Mrs. H a rry W atso n w ere
in Pot H and over th e week end as
g u ests o f th e ir d au g h te rs. T hey w ere
accom panied by Mrs. F ra n k Stone.
KNERR’S REPAIR SHOP
S tan ley C am pbell is b ask a t w ork
ag ain a fte r p a rtia lly reco v erin g from
the effects of an o p eratio n to w hich
he su b m itte d re c en tly in P en d leton
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ALL O TH ER ITEM S P R IC E D ACCORDINGLY.
F o r d em o n stratio n c all
H erm isto n
NEIGHBORHOOD CLUB HAS
ST. PATRICK S PROGRAM
F rid ay . M arch 11. m arked the
d ate of a n o th e r of th e d e lig h tfu l
m eetings held th is season by
th e
N eighborhood club. Mrs. M. M. 1
S m ith w as hostess for th e occasion.
the
A larg e a tte n d a n c e of m em bers and
fo u r v isito rs w ere present. A fter
th e business h o u r a St. P a tric k ’s p ro ­
g ram w as enjoyed.
Mrs. W ilson sa n g b e a u tifu lly " I re ­
County Agent Offers Aid
lan d Must b e H eaven for My M other
Came F rom
T h e re .” Mrs. S m ith
R esid en ts of th e county w ho are
gave a re a d in g th a t w as especially : in te re ste d in p est co n tro l In g a r ­
good. Mrs. Thom pson
of B u tte r |
den w ork and w ho need In form ation
creek also g av e a re ad in g e n title d ,
"S t. P a tr ic k ’s B irth d a y ." A n u m ­ m ay secure it from th e office of the
ag en t.
A com prehensive
ber of good Irish jokes w ere given co u n ty
b
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tin
has
been
published
by the
and as m any good h e a rty la u g h s w ere
s ta te college re la tiv e
to g ard en
indulged in.
M rs. S m ith ’s hom e w as a ttra c tiv e ­ p ests and th e ir c o n tro l w hich w ill
ly d ecorated, g reen and w hite being be s e n t to thoee a sk in g fo r it, Mr.
used as h e r color schem e. T he long H olt said . B u lle tin s on o th e r su b ­
ta b le w as b e a u tifu l w ith its stream - je c ts '.are a It to av a ila b le fo r those
ere of g reen and w hite d raped from w a n tin g theim.
OREGON HARDWARE & IMPLEMENT C
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GUARANTEED
Hermiston Creamery herm , st ^ êgon
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Poultry is an Important Part
of the Grow-Your-Own-
Living Farm Program
of the play Is due to th e stag e m a n ­
’W e're p la n n in g to p u t o u t m ore ager, Low ell S tockard. T he excel-
berrle» th is y ear th a n we ever have ,en( ..
.. w htch he „«cured add-
had b efore,” W. O. R odda said th e j I ed much to the play. T h e senior
o th e r day. "W e'v e been successful ¡class w ishes to th a n k everyone who
w ith w h a t w e've had in th e p ast, and ¡k in d ly len t f u r n itu r e an d accessor-
th is y e a r we w ill en la rg e o u r p atch i les.
co n sid erab ly .’
Mrs. E. P. Dodd an d Mrs. A. H.
N orton w ere h o sttsses a t a d elig h tfu l
p a rly W ednesday aftern o o n a t th e
hom e of th e la tte r. B rid g e
w as
played d u rin g th e a ftern o o n , and
five tab les w ere in play. T he prize
w in n ers w ere Mrs. H. M. S traw and
Mrs. R alph R ichards.
FARM POULTRY
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PROVIDES GOOD FOOD FOR THE FAMILY.
GIVES SOMETHING TO SELL EACH WEEK.
FITS WITH DIVERSIFIED FARMING.
It is a Billion Dollar Cash Crop
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The poultry census is taken only e ery 10 years. The last oen-
sus showed theie were in the United States 360,000.000 chickens.
B They produced 1 6,0.000.000 dozen e .gs. The year's production
■ of chick ns and eggs brought $1 048.000.000.
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Ninety per rent of this billion dollars goes to farmers or rather
® to fanners' wives. These good wives spend it for groceries, cloth-
J ing, lights, wailiing machines, rugs, pictures, books, phonographs.
H If we should tak the poultry money out of a farm community, the
B country town merchants would wonder what had happened to their
n business.
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Higher labor and feed prices, our newer knowledge of the fac-
tors making for economical and successful egg production, and an
increasing demand for a standardised product on the part of the
consumer are factors which are forcing many farm folks to make
adjustments in their flocks. Farm poultry is fast getting down to
a more busin ss-like basis.
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We have just received a number of booklets giving the results
5 of several experiment stations and s iccessful poultry men, of
■ Hatching. Brooding. Culling and F cd ing, as well as labor saving
■ devices in the care of Chickens, Ducks, Geese and Turkeys. Cop-
■ set may be obtained at the office.
Inland Empire Lumber Company
P h o n e '3 3 1
“ The Yard uf Best Quality "
M. M. STRAW . MGR.
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CRISP
MORNINGS
CALL FOR GOOD WHOLESOME
FOOD TO START OUT THE DAY IN
THE RIGHT MOOD TO G ST THINGS
DONE.
.W h a t is m ore sensible and econom ­
ical th a n —
M EAT
M aybe you w a n t C ured M eats. It
you do o u r line of B acon and H am s
w ill s u it you. If you w a n t F resh
M eats you can have a choice of a
wide ra n g e of offering».
W e H op e E very
L a d y in H e r m i s t o n
and vicinity will call and
look over the stock of
READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL
NO OBLIGATION TO BUY, BUT THE DISPLAY IS WORTH WHILE
.EV EN TO SEE WHAT THE SPRING'S STYLES, COLORS AND
FABRICS THAT ARE TO BE WORN THIS SEASON, ARE.
City Meat Market
WE FEEL SURE YOU WILL BE REPAID FOR THE VISIT.
Remember the Days
PHONE 181
For Comfort FRIDAY and SATURDAY
March 18 and 19
and Economy
T he candy sale a t th e senior play
w as in ch arg e of th e Sophom ore and
fresh m an classes. F rie n d ly riv alry GET THE BEST COAL
led to an Increase in sales. The
money th u s secured w ill go to the AND DRY WOOD.
fund for th e te n n is co u rt.
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
WE INSIST ON GETTING THE,
T h e schedule fo r b aseball gam es [
th is season is fillin g u p rapidly.
BEST COAL POSSIBLE, AND
Much e n th u siasm is p re v a le n t a t
Cr irg e K tn r t'c ’ of U m atilla Is
ichool, and th e boys a re h o p in g to
■uff Ing from th e e flecta of an In­
HAVE IT READY
have a good team .
fection in hio rl.ght har.d. T he in­
fe c t’ n s ta rte d from il.e th o rn of a
FOR DELIVERY
sandbur an d sp read u n til th e whole
EXPERIMENT STATION NOTES
h an d w as badly sw ooleu. He has
AT ALL TIMES.
been receiving m edical a tte n tio n
H. K. D ean, S upt.
here.
T he fa rm e r today Is faced w ith BY PLACING YOUR ORDER A
econom ic co n d itio n s to a g re a te r de­
M ethodist ch u rch services— S unday gree than ever before. He la not like
school a t 10 15 A. M. M orning ser- th e p.vdecBieor of 50- o r 100 years WEEK OR TEN DAYS AHEAD
I vice a t 1 1 :1 5 . S u b ject for serm on, ago w ho produced m eet of h la ow n
¡"S am so n .” E p w o rth L eague for all liv in g r e c ’i em ents. W ith th e devel­ IT CAN BE
young people at > :30 P. M. E v en ­ opm ent cf »reim portation and dis-
tin g service» a t 7 :3 0 P. M. S u b ject, trlb u tto n
llltle a It is econonflcally BET.TVT .R E D FROM THE CAR
I "U n sa'g M te b o rts.“ E ' ’rybody in ­ | sound th a t farm er» should ra ise th a t
vited, s tra n g e rs wedco.Je.
ro o beet ad ap te d to hl» condition». SAVING YOU
| be it w heat, apples, po tato es o r w h a t­
A c ro u p of m em bers of Queen not. H ow ever, o u r irrig a te d farm s
50 CENTS
! E sth er ch a p te r O rder of th e E astern ' r e adapted to g ro w in g a v a rie ty of
¡S ta r, re n t to U m atilla Tuesday crop« and livestock p ro d u cts and th e
' night w here th ey w ere Invited as m an w ho h as several so u rces of I n - . PER TON.
gueet of th e U m atilla ch ap te r. T he come Is b e tte r able to m eet adverse!
m eetin g com bined a social session co n d itio n s th a n th e one-crop m an.
Materially Y oun,
w ith w ork o f the o rder.
D iversification does not re q u ire th a t I
a m an have six o r seven crops o r
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At th e B ap tist ch u rch S unday, livestock e n te rp rise s o f e q '.a l lm - :
■ M arch 20. Bible school 10 A. M. p o rta n c e on h is farm b u t r a th e r th a t!
i M orning w o rsh ip 11 A. M. Them e. he h a s fo u r o r five b ran ch es. If you j
'»In terru p ted R elig io n .“ E vening se r­ p u t It th a t w ay, of w hich one o r tw o j
a i vice 7 :3 0 P. M. T hem e. "S p iritu a l a re hla m ajo r a c tiv itie s an d
th e
■ ' S tra te g y ." N ever does the hum an balance m inor a c tiv ities.
T hese
! soul ap p ear so stro n g and noble as m inor a c tiv itie s should be o l su f­
j when It forego«» rev en g e, an d daree ficien t Im portance how ever th a t he
to fo rg ’vc an In ju ry .— C. 11. C hapin. w ill have m a rk e ta b le q u a n titie s of
• A c o rd |a | w r|fp m e to all. A. J. W are. each product and give them th e a t ­
R. A. BR0W NS0N, M r
te n tio n th iy req u ire fur success.
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Exclusive Representatives of National Builder« Bureau
This is an exceptional Bargain on Genuine English
Dinnerware and one that you may never have again, so
lay in your supply while our stock lasts.
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Bring it to your Home Creamery
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NOW ..................................... — «3c
12 in. P la tte rs , R e g u la r P ric e >2.00 NOW ..... .................................... - >1-00
Col. J. F. M cN aught is rep o rted
to be b e tte r a fte r an illness th a t h as
k ep t him confined to h is hom e fo r
th e ceilin g . A clever Irish m otif
some tim e.
w as used for th e c en te r of th e table.
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Mrs. W. J . Jack so n a n d son H ow- E ach place w as m arked by a tin y
I ard a re here from th e ir hom e In Mon- sh am ro ck b e a rin g a g u e st’s nam e.
T h e re fre sh m e n ts served w ere de­
I ta n a as g u ests a t th e hom es of E.L.
licious. G reen g e la tin e w as used as
I ; and C. M. Jack so n .
a fo u n d atio n for th e fr u it salad,
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Mr. an d Mrs. J. C. D ow ning have an g el food cakes decorated w ith
I ' moved on th e five acre tra c t south g reen and w h ite fro stin g , graced the
I of tow n, know n ns th e C. P. A dam s ta b le, sh am ro ck cookies an d green
place. Mr. D ow ning re cen tly p u r- a n d w h ite candies w ere served w ith
■ chased th e place from F. B. Swayze. coffee.
T he n ex t club m eeting w ill be nt
Mr. an d Mrs. C arl C ham bers and th e hom e of Mrs. M ikesell M arch 25.
her fa th e r, R. W. T u ttle , w ere g u ests
I over th e week end a t tho hom e of
SCHOOL HEWS NOTES
Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. H arvey. Mr.
j C ham bers played his firs t gam e Qf
A very In te re stin g p rogram
w ar
golf and lik ed it.
— ON WEIGHT AND TEST—
given a t th e P a re n t-T e a c h e r associa­
tion m eetin g la s t T h u rsd ay a t the
T he N eighborhood clu b w ill hold e high school. A p iano d uet waf
cooked food sale S a tu rd ay , M arch 19, given by R eese B u rk en b ln e and E u ­
a t Sim s' m ark et. T he proceeds a rt gene P ierce, a n d a p iano solo by
A. M. SUNSTRUP. PROP.
h to be used to w ard th e upkeep of thi Buddy
P rim e. A hygiene
play,
C olum bia p a rk w hich w ill be opened w ritte n by th e six th grade, w as giv­
to th e p u b lic th is sum m er.
en by the m em bers of th a t g rade,
ind the. cask et scene from th e "M er-
Mrs. E. G. Stokes an d baby d a u g h ­ ;h a n t of V enice” w as also p a rt of
ter have left th e H erm isto n hospital th e ir ¡lhare of- th e p ro g ram . T he
an d re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e In W asco next m eeting, w hich is to be an eve­
The b aby w as b o rn F e b ru a ry 21. Mr. n in g m eeting, w ill see stre n u o u s ef­
S tokes lived in th e Colum bia dis fo rts for th e m em bership drive. E ach
-TRY THE HERALD WANT ADS—
tr lc t p rio r to h is m arriag e.
trad e school te a c h e r gave a sh o rt
talk on th e w ork of h er g rade.
M em bers of th e H erm isto n A mer
lean Legion a u x ilia ry w ho atten ded
T he S enior p lay on F rid a y n ig h t
th e d is tric t conv en tio n a t P en d leto r vas a fin a n c ia l as w ell as d ram atic
S a tu rd ay included Mrs. W . L. Hamm
uccess. A ll th e m oney Is n o t y et In
p re sid e n t: Mrs. H e rb e rt Shesely
u t th e b u sin ess m an eg er, Jo e c-
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J . M. Biggs.
Much of th e cre d it fo r th e success
Patronize Home Industries, and
when you sell
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8 In. V egetable Dishes, Reg. P ric e >1.25
C harles H oskins and Jo h n A rkeli,
deputy sh eriffs, w e r, h ere on o fficial
Phone 951
business W ednesday aftern o o n .
P. O. W ard has re tu rn e d from
Bend w here he w as called on account
of th e serio u illness of h is d au g h ter,
She is m uch b etter.
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7 inch Plate», R e g u la r P rice, >3.25 NOV,' ................................................ >1.83
W. B. YEOMAN
KINGSLEY’S
H E H M tfiT O N
In order to clean up our entire stock of this Genuine
English Dinnerware “Nina Blue” pattern, we will sell
at ONE-HALF PRICE all our remaining stock.
Mrs. C. S. M cN aught has been ill
for several days w ith b ronchitis.
Peflte PU tues, th e k in d you do not have to u»e I lot
25c
F r lm y « » M
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2 MARTHA SOAP CHIPS................. .............................
ONE HALF REGULAR PRICE
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F. W. K ern w as h ere a p a rt of th is
week from P endleton.
Here Is a Hot One!
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“Nina Blue” Decorated English Dinnerware
Occurepcoa of Ini
and There Abouj
hix>9ft
Nelshl
Y ellow M innenota C orn, No. 2 t i n . .........................13c or
n im
New Thor Six
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LUMBER
COMPANY
Live Right From Our Stock
of Meats
THE BEST ONLY
Pickles, Cheese, Sauerkraut and
Weiners
NEW BARREL DELIS— GET Y0URRS AT
HERMISTON MARKET
PHONE F0UR-0NE-0NE
M. W. SIMS
FREE DELIVERY
A. W. TURNBLAD
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